It simply looks like a disaster.

Having watched the Dark Knight trilogy over the past few months, you are wrong that they do not hold up well.

“You can dislike MoS but you really shouldn’t...”

I think you nailed why BP is special.

I thought the lack of Black Panther threw the entire undertaking into question.

Surprised that Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, Car Seat Headrest, and David Byrne didn’t make this list.

“Mason & Dixon” and “The Sound and the Fury.”

Good movie adaptation, too.

A new standard for this type of concert film.

He’s clearly disturbed, and this attempted comeback is not going in the right direction for obvious reasons, but I don’t think we can honestly call him lazy (low bar, I know).

That would’ve been a hilarious comeback from CK.

Honestly, the “What?!” reaction sounds like the conventional CK reaction to a heckler. That’s what he usually does, from performances I’ve seen where the audience called out to him.

With everyone. Don’t you want to be taken seriously?

That rule makes a lot of sense.

I actually think its ranking is too low. 1 or 2.

The lack of Red on this list is kinda astonishing. I thought it was generally regarded as the “best” of the Three Colors Trilogy.

It was, and it’s probably why it’s not on this list.

There’s a lot to like in this list, and someone trying to open themselves to non-English film has a lot to work from.

Yeah he doesn’t treat the neighbors well. But they’re awful and kinda deserve what they get. I’m not nearly as sympathetic to them as you are.

Oh he’s definitely flawed, and his worst behavior is brought out when his ideals run up against reality. I don’t think that makes him a bad guy.